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Daily Republican., 1887-09-03
FOURTH EDITION
New Castle Items.

We oondenss the following items
from the Btat:
Jumper Bartlett 10 . very sick man,
Mrs. william CLARK 10 quite unwell
and Mrs. Richard g. Cooper 10 seriously
Ill.
Miss Ellie wilmot OF New Castle was
highly Rfatifed the other day by vieit
from Misses Nellie and Nancy, CAuRh-
ters OF ex Sheriff Ford.
Major Hawkins and his young son
Hamilton and nephew Androw Gray
have gone to Kansas. Andrew Gray
will remain all winter to attend school
there.
Mr.. william +. Lane Is getting alon z
- we'll - can be expected. His Appe
tite has improved, and his many friends
have great hopes 0f his speedy recovery.
Mr.. A. O. Novland has gained In
health very much. He rests we'll .,
night, his appetite has improved, and
now he 10 able to take little out
practice.
The Misses Kate and Bessie Herbert
With their young lady guest, Misi
LAurA Combs. are spending . weeh
with their brother Edwin at Striving
ton Place.
Mics Flcra Lunt has been elected
superintend dent Of the Band Of Hope
The membership comprises forty chill
dren who have signed the temperance
!, pledge. The sentiment Of the Women
Christian Temperance Union 10, "Wt
place our hope In the rising genera
tion."
The Deal farm, near Bears Station
was sold by order Of the Orphans
, Court, at the Jeffer,on House. Th,
, farm WAS divided ipto two parts. Tn,
FIRST part brought $40, ,2060, and the sec
ond part brought 81. 1900. Total, SIS,
060 1t was purchased BY the family
, Tho open-Air services which will b,
held on the lawn OF the Leslie estate b.
the U. A. N. E. church congregation
, to- 10 orrow will be addressed by th,
Rev. Asbury Smith, pat tor. On Sun
day next the Rev. Robert 8. Aooo, from
| West Chester. and Rev. l.. A. Purnell
from Philadelphia, will conduct tn,
services. An interesting time 10 ex
pected. Services ut 1880 D m 2 80 anC
1902 m.
, 1t Was good to see our respected ply
sician, DR.. John j. Black, enjoy I'M
himself with lot OF little fellows OF
Thursday morning last. He place,
three OF them on the back Of his littl
daughter's Shetland pony, minus
, saddle. Mr.. pony cooked his ears an,
laug ughed," swished his tail and starte
of and 90 did the little chaps VIII
were on his bach, for oue after tn
other they Sided TO the ground. An
the good Doctor! He Just stood au
bhot r with laughter. The little fellow
|, were not hurt In the least. OIL wha
I would We all do without the children
Daily Republican., 1887-09-03
THIRD EDITION.
Jnp,ise At OF ohapel.

Newark Ledger.
The sixteenth annual Jubilee of the OFT
Temperance Society Was held at the
Chapel, Iron Hill, on Wednesday.
The meeting was called to order by
VIM B. Walton, President. The choir
sang a choice selection, and the Rev. Mr..
Anderson of Glasgow, offered a prayer.
Miss Berthe Walton read q selection en-
filled "The Silver Cup, ""Bety and the
Bear" was rendered in good style by
Master Harry Bailey; the Misses Mary
and Reba Hoffecher and Master Lioyd
and Harry Bailey sang duet, only q
Drunkard' was finely read by Miss
Mamie Walton; George Bailey favored the
audience with "Thsnksgiving Day." and
Miss Anna Migget sang very sweetly a
colo; Mrs. Gray bill read selection, and
was follow ed by singing OF the congregs-
ton.
made few very appropriate Temarns;
Miss Bertha Brown OF Cherry Hill inter
ested the audience by singing solo.
Rev. Mr.. Anderson made few remarks,
and was followed by Misses Amy Hughes
and Mary Groves singing choice selec-
ton. Rev. 7. B. Knowles Of Newark
made very interesting address. AT the
close of the remarks the Misses Halle
Steel and Maud Lloyd favored the audi
ence with duet. At this point the meet
ing adjourned until evening.
The evenings exercises were opened by
congregational singing, and prayer oy kev
II. b. Knowles. A selection entitled sat
fsfed" was nicely sung by the Misses May
and Ada Steel and VIM B Walton as q
trio; 1.-THE Blacksmith's Story" was well
followed by Hymn from the Misses
Mamie and Katie Whistler Deal Gen
tly with Absolem" was well recited by
VIM. B. Walton Miss Bertha Brown
sang very sweetly solo and then Miss
Sallie Campbell read in artistic style
"Ihe Marriage Feast"
A pleasing duet was sung by Miss Lucy
Steel and Samuel Miller; Miss Annie
B. Foard recited with considerable effect
"Found dead in the Street." Lilies
Game of Ball" was exceedingly well read
by Miss BERTHE Walton; Samuel MI Ter
sang a solo, and John Whistler recited
"Apostrophe to Alcohol" duet Was
nicely sung by the Misses Mamie and
Kate Whistler "Miss NJ nervas' Dis
appointment" by Miss Lille Steel was
well read and very pleasing; quartet
was rendered by the Miss Lucy Steel
Annie Might ard Samuel Miller ant
VIM Walton; Miss Emma Choste reat
very finely "Miss Jones' Burglar" aitel
solo, and Mrs. Grsybill read "a Mar
and Mrs. Man. with much effect
"Voice tie OF People" was read by Mis-
Mamie Walton; duet which called forti
COL siderable applause was sung by thu
Misses Louisa and Ada Steel; ''Th'
Prince of Peace" was nicely read by Mis-
Ella Kendall; qusrtet WIS rendered ,an'
the Rev. T. b Knowles made few re
marks, after which the meeting closed By
singing the doxology and benedictIon be
ing pronounced.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-03
A SuccossfuI Aess,,n

The Natatorium, under the manage
ment OF Mr.. A. 8. Webster, has been a
complete success, and Is now one OF the
solid institutions In the city. Its doors
for the season. were closed on Wednes-
day evening. One fact has been demon.
strated, and this is that the Natatorlum
under such efficient management as it has
been under the present season, was sure
TO pay. The place was kept as clean as a
PIN, and the water changed regularly
twice week thus keeping IL always fresh
and pure, besides being heated to a tenn.
perature OF SO degrees. The bathing
suits were always given especial care ia
regard to cleanliness. The Natatorium
Will be re-opened next year and we predict
a bet'er year for the genial manager than
this, his first year.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-03
Death Of q 1 et Elhh.

About two years ago DR.. Shortlidge
captured a large sun fish In the Nor n
East river, which he placed In ono OF
the globes at the City Mil hatchery.
AS he fed 1t every day 1t soon beoa me
so tame that It not only recognized his
voice and footstep. but would come 10
the sice OF the globe and eat crumbs
from his hand. The Doctor named II
Jumbo, and last spring placed 1t In the
tank OF q fountain In the City Mill
yard, where 1t rem aimed until its death
few days since. An Investigation
showed that there was an old fsb.hook
in its stom acb, which is supposed to
have besn the cause OF its death.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-03
k0fnOuRI.

]. Milne, Of Day ton, Ohio, Ia visiting
friends in tn is city.
Mr.. C. d. Jones OF Dover, Del,
payed his brother visit on Friday.
Miss Matte Davis. of Eigemoor, has
gone on u two weeks visit to friends at
Ph9uixville, Pa.
Miss Mary Ksnnard, of New Castle,
who has been visiting Mrs. Bartlett, OF
this city, returned home to-day.
Bertha P. Yerger and Warren w.
Yerger have returned from an extend ed
visit to the country.
Miss Sallie PIckels returned home to-
day from two weeks visit to friends g
in Bridgeport. N. j.
yesterday from q weeks trip 20 New
port.
Mrs. William P. White and dsugh.
ter, who have been visiting friends in
the upper part Of New Jersey, have re-
turned home.
Miss Carrie Barron and Miss Ell
Bartlett OF this city will return from
Caroline County, Nd, 10 day, where
they have been visiting.
A. Wallace Hukill, q memb Der oi
Company @. left q. noon yesterday for
two weeks trip Though the New
England States.
DR.. L. A. Kittiuger has returned
from his visit to the Catskille, and Ia
now ready to respond TO the calls of HE
friends.
Judge Grubb having returned from
Saratoga, whero he passed the m onth OF
August, held session OF the Orphans
Court to day.
Miss Katie Cumiford Of Chestertown
who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs
Lucy Tibbit, S44 Pop. ar ttieet, returned
home to-day.
George W. Churnside, who carried
on wheelwrighting for several years In
our city, Is now lying seriously Iii OF
bis residence in Conshohocksn, Pa.
Messrs. 8. M. Look wood. Horatio
WillittB and Miss Laura Wii!itts OF
MIDI letown, are students OF the New
Castle normal school.
Misses Lizzie and Julia S.einickeu
have returned from visit to West
Chester, and are now enter Ia lining VI lss
Ella Walter of that town.
N J. Black, U 8. Consul to Nurem.
berg, now visiting his family at New
Castle, has returned from Washington
where he went to pay his respects TO
Secretary Bayard.
Mr.. A. g. Webster will open his
dancing school for geDtlemsn on Mon
day evening, September 18th. The
ladies, children and private classes
viii commen CO October 1st.
Masters Walter @. and Samuel W.
Long, who have been spending the past
three weeks with their uncle, Mr.. James
4. DeiRhton, near Coooh's Bridge, this
county, returned home last evening,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-03

Bail Furnished.

When c. Brooks Foster was ordered
by Judge Cummins To furnish t5o0 bail
for his appearance at Court, TO answer
\ charge OF assault with intent to xii.
JAN es W. Hopkins, Sergeant Oar non
entered On his bond to gave him from
dursDcs vile, but few dAys siLce,
upon learning tina, Fos.er was TO be
lesislated out of office, he became
alarmed lest he should leave town, and
surrendered him to the custody OF Chis'
OF Police Dousherty. Since thin be
has been held az the police station until
yesterday afternoon, when we'll
known gentleman Of this city. who die
not wish to see him sent to Jail, wen
on his bond and he VA released,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-03
DIED,

hOE - -tlo TIE ls. irSi Katie Ior:is
aged j. years Iopt13 aat II days.
Relatives an1 ir:e1is are respectfully in.
Vited to attend the funeral from the resi.
detce CT Vavid ). Gonl!a, a; Newport, on
sunday aternooa, 70 meet al the house at !
C'ciocs, on Sept T. To pressed 10 ST
James Cemstery, Newpert. Services at The
cnlrcn.
Maryland paps's p!sase copy.
iEDGES. In Philadelphia, suddenly, on
septemtsr ist, lss-. Mary j, wirow ol
Joseph =. HedKts and daughter Of the late
J0hn r PstIworih, aged IS yssra.
funeral serYi:es and interment at the Old
Swedes, cnur,b, n Wilmington, on Monde v
September 9th, a, O'Clock ?. m
PjEhCE:-ln this city, on toe 81 int Ma
anna d. Pierce. AGED 40 years.
RELATIVES aD1 fr!sncs are resDec, tul,y IN.
yited 70 attend tho funeral from tbe ,as,
1enee OF hsr otctner, loha y. Coog, 7ls W
nin'n street, on Mon1sy, stu inst to lea ye
J IR.crs EoCE. Pa O.
De's~afe Count papers please copy.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-03
Wilmington Base Bali Climb

The Wilmington Base Ball Club
would like to receive challenges rom
any base ball club In the city or State,
excepting none, especially the Amer..
Gus and Delaware Field Club. The
club contains the following players: |:
Richard Hawk, William Daily, VIII.
liam Thompson, Otto Scheu, Joseph
aeurn.ey, Joseph Bryer, Harry Con.
way, John Mahoney, Louis Scheu, john
kenney, Andy McGuire; Fl. Teaper,
n anaaer.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-03
SUMMER COOKING

We have sold thousands ol
gallons Of NAPHTHA, com.
monty called gasoline, for gaso
line stoves, and none of our Gus.
toners ever reported an acci
dent. Whyp Because we sell
none but the purest naphtha
being sweet, safe and Of gooc
strength. Delivered free to any
part Of the city. No charge foi
cans.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-03
A HaAvv Train

Yesterday freight train com posed OF
seventy. three eight wheel cars and one
four wheel car passed down tie P W.
& B. Railroad, drawn by two large and
powerful engines. Some O. these cars
were loaded with wheels from the
Lobdell Car Wheel Works, others with
lumber, and some six CT eight with o
iarge iron bridge from the Eigemo oor
Iron Works. 1t was oae OF the largest
and heaviest trains that las ever passed
over this read,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-03
Hold For Court,

Mary Nicholas, the colored woman who
was charged with the iarcency of {36 from
Mrs Nora Sheridan, had final hearing
before Judge Cummins this morning,
when he ssid that he considered ihe eyi.
dence sufficient to justify him in send.
ing the case to court, and she was order
ed to furnish $500 tail for her appearance
Charles Agnes again entered on The bond
and she was released.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-03
Knew Wha. Was Best for Him

81 hear that Smith Is contestipg his
wiie's will," said one Dakota man to
anoihsr osy or two ago.
don't know how that may be-" re-.
piled the other, "but ] am quite sure Of
one thing"
WHATS that?"
Smith never CONTESTED his wife's
will whi.s she was alive. He seems 10
ne getting courageous under his SAD af.
fiction"
Daily Republican., 1887-09-03
ExcursiOn,

Gouley's Washington excursion on
Thursday, September 20, to the Capital
OF the Nation, with its many public
buildings to be visited, which will fur
nish food for thought and Information
for the excursionists to think over long
after they have returned TO their hon es
excursion tickets good until Friday
evening.
Whole tickets, 50 25.
Half tickets, 81. .e5.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-03
Tha Ute Trouble

DENVER, Col Sept. "A special from
Mecker, dated September !, says that a
conference between Governor Adams and
General Crook r, suited in Crooks agree
ing 10 place two companies of govern
ment tr.Ops on the line between the
Cintan reservation and Colorado for the
protection Of settlers, and hereafter to
keep the Utes out Of Colorado The utes
are to have their horses returned and be
paid out OF the surplus of their own an.
nuity for such stock as has been lost.
Governor Adams and party leave for De n
yer to night, and General Crook starts for
Omaha,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-03
5C:HQ0I,

School opens Monday, Sept,
5th, 1887, but school supplies
are open to the inspection ol
parents to-day, in the shape ol
elegant Cheviot Suits for boys
Many different styles. Well
made and elegantly trimmed,
with additional arrivals daily
We claim to show the largest
line Of Boys and Children:
Clothing in the city, and will
gladly show any one, whethel
wanting to purchase or not.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-03
Fined For Assault.

James Mccoy was arraigaei before
Judge Cummins this morning charged
with committing an aggravated assault on
William Huett, the watchm4n at tie
Front AID Union streets depot After
hearing the evidence the Judge imposed a
line OF S5 and costs, amounting altogether
to over $40.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-03
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run and WORE

oa the Thistle, the sieu,t iaHort
about horses. ysohtli1ss, iis ns1 ~
York, Phi'adelphis ssu ., s,I
Frist g. Davis, 3l3 Ms'ke' y
Daily Republican., 1887-09-03
msdicai Delegat

The ninth Intsrnationlyn!
eress will be held a. wa. wa
@, from the 9th Of Of, eepHI tsI
10th, inclusive. the D a'
Delaware are DIS L. r.
Ke.bles OF Wilminaton,
MARSHALL Of Milford o. az
Richards and Layton OIL
And Collins Of Smyrna
Daily Republican., 1887-09-03

DUBIIC SALE-THE UNDERSIGNED
L Wishing 70 retire from tho carting
business, will sell at public sale. st his
houss. No. 1897 Ford street, noaf tho Dela-
vare avenue station, on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1857,
at 1 O'Clock p. N. sharp,
10 head Of heavy work horsss, ,some ~
Ao very fine workers.. 10y
Several enc and two.horse carts. stone
rucks, stone wagons furniture cars, Cor
nantowa oarrisge. all in good order; all
kinds Of heavy harness, eingle and double
chains, and everything pertaining to tho
oarting business.
Also q lot Of good shedding, and numer-
Gus small articles not mentioned.
One fran stable sufficient 10 hold 10 head
Of horses, situated on lot Of ground 27x1t It.
on Ford street. 100 feet west Of Scott street.
Also one lot 40x,o, situated on Sixteepth
street, 100 feet west or SCOTT street. POSI-
tively to be cold without reserve.
Conditions made known on day Of sale.
GEORGE COCHRAN.
L. W. StidhAm h Son, Auc't. a3a7ts
Daily Republican., 1887-09-03
slight wreek

W. .Is, q B. Railroad near Edgs a. ID 4
last night. A wreck,nSs wrnOS the obs|
sss wai seains ssn1 sp were sn' delayed but . ~
Daily Republican., 1887-09-03
WI, participate IN " >

Delaware L ,dse, No. O.!o..,ieiu1 .. Hi
have Ds't tasstsIlnlns5 l.'o5 to R',1lailil 's,sisl
body in the ezcursioon :, nm insl
tysbnre, s, by Welcome L'S
Krishts, A. .. U. W. i
Daily Republican., 1887-09-03
In Critical oond'''''

Captain Nathaniel ,is R, ss'
serious illness has aireaa'
tiouec, 10 lying in Q very very \
dition and unable TO speaS "s
srs in constant attencasSSU, sSU,
aad there is but Illus H
C)yery,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-03
FIFTH ED|

yoysstesr ste soup lunch !,
s.s. NO. e2l shipley sslss,
everybody. ''eS
The, The mile race IN
pE,i,on1ship. Of the W., "
Hlu9 ,hu y, viii come Of A, /.
'he e, Warren Club on n
T The track for roo, ,a
ma ano, oIion 1 Street PArs
good condition for III,
Superintendent 8. A"
II The hem, members o, n
are, are having a little III
,,! n 40 q captain to ,ucp
lister, resigned.
A. Butler & Sons, n
place to buy schooI
.ooos', tchool bags ANA
Tor ssnool use.
Some fne vocal np,Il
ca to night at the A,I,|
ss KING street. EvsryS,
hne act out for ell.
The members Of ,Ss
are anxious to know Z
ara being made toc.,s \
shelter and food In Phi
10Th. "
| Henry j. Crippen. a,
building lots OF o'clos'
There lots ere located \
Third, Fourth and sco1
perfons wishing baraai,
TO attend. e'
| The regular unio,
viii be held th!s eve, +,
OF Charles Fisher, lO7
These meetings are s,ll
tereet and power. an,
alike. The l. 1rd rsdee
his servants. and nor
trust In him shall be 4,
Heavenly Recruit tent
street, between tiith an,
heid ovvery afternCen
every evening at7.i5 "a,
Is unaffected, ana pa
while several have proi.n
meetings will continus A
day. Services 70 nor,Os
meeting. 7 and . a.u.; "a,
dren's meeting. 2p. u /,
Ohrisiian workers are o,
assist. All welcome.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-03
~A>
Church Sc

VI W.
Presiding Elder Nd
love feast in Newpor, n
morrow morning OF 8
will also be pres hing
In the evening & the pred,
hold q love feast at RoiI
Ing at 7.45 O'clock.
The Rev. Charles Hi
Paul's NJ. L. Chu!cal
from Ocean Grove sud \
pulpit to.noiroE. R9d
who Is visiting in the d
In the exercises In tie 81
the afternoon.
Rev Jnoob Todd has
his trip 70 Virginia 81
NJ Grace M. z. C1ursh \
BIT Andrews P. T. d
school will resu me Its ID
afternoon at Z O'Clock. |
m or the library has bet
the addition OF new |
books. The COMMITTEES
charge consisted OF Al
chairman; Miss jose;
MIS- LAuIa soudler, Nj
Miss Lizzie knight, MI
ford, Miss Sophy Pussy,
and William 8. MitcteI
Daily Republican., 1887-09-03
MAkkIAGEs. NJ

9EORG E-NORRIs Ca ;ne gs.n o,Au.
Aust. - The Rev. !. r B;ydn, Iosn A
teorgs and EAa ii OTIS, all 0! tats sity,
SEkDS-HJrTER.-OD September Is,, by
the Hey: }. L. Ryan, irwin W. Seeds apc
AEnE ". natter, all o! talscl'y.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-03
Sudden Deal

Mrs. Mary j. Hedges, \
8. Hedges OF this ciy dis9
In the ferry-house, at
street, Philadelphia, on II
inst while awaiting the y
expected on the steamer,
Her daughter had lett hel
moments previously, TO %
party at Chestnut street Y
turned to her, but during
Mrs. Hedges was attacked
ease and died instantly.
takes place at Old swedes
M, on MONDAY, septemoe
Daily Republican., 1887-09-03
ODen in the Eyenfnv

Ash. tse tailor, 705 Market street,
Will have his store open every evening
after Monday, Sept. 6. He has laid in
afuil stock of fall and winter goods OF
All the latest styles. Gail and examine
Them.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-03
NJ hse>

schooi button shses irom 5, 70 sl.5
Baboock's, 2o5 Market street, sb,v,
Second
Daily Republican., 1887-09-03
Drowning Out q K(

Drowning Out q K
Some time last nigh, aI
genius went into the ted
at the northeast corner Of
ket stree S, and started a
third floor, in a room iha
as a keno den. The one
placed a board underneat
water would run Oh the
knows how long !: va
about IL O'Clock il was
man who was passing, Aad
Pardee upon being nonitd
into the building and az
otherwise the damage Wol
much greater than (. vas.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-03
Fined For DruLkenbess

William Bush was before Judge Cum
minis this mo ming charged with drunk
enpess. AS there was no doubt abou
the charge being well founded, he wa
sentenced TO pay a fine of 81 and coste.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-03
Tna " onthn

Tomorrow promises q
to cloudy, and Stationary
Similar conditions VIII Pr
on Monday.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-03
Boys'
Philade,phin Items.

sch ,ol eto,s from 81 TO Slc5 Bat
cocx's, GC6 NJ srket street, ABOVE Second
Daily Republican., 1887-09-03

Must Go In Another Week.
The balance OF our ladies' and chill.
dren's kid slippers. Prices 6xed low.
Babcock's, EOS Market street, abog Q
g ccLt.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-03

bOSA "a SsP
DR.. honeywe
$40 Market street, MAKES
for $5 80. Best IS InslI
teeth made DO mater nSy
Day. Teeth extracted foil
gas, 80 cents, Nitrous
speciality for the paloless,
teeth. Teeth filled with ~
amalgam, 80 cents ao.u, ]
wards. Ali work wsf's
satisfaction. Office open
TO 3 n, m.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-03
state OF the Temp

State Of the renpt
at the REPUBLICAS ottod
shade
7 O'Clock 10 o'oIocz
100 IS
Daily Republican., 1887-09-03
DR.. honeywe

Eot lunch AMI Befsn
beer on tap this evening a
Daily Republican., 1887-09-03

do you get theIt?"1
night. Fine singing.
everybody.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-03

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Joseph Knowles, thirty years old, o.
Trenton, employed rs a conductor on the
Pennsylvania Railroad, was struck By a
passing train al FraHkiori junction las,
evening and instantly killed. The bods
was removed 20 t5e house Of his brother.
10 law, Alfred Oal, i524 Pau! street
Frankfort.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-03

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many.
GoiNG 10 BLOW rpv,.
PARIS, July lo-t.a t.. 'L''l
announces that the ~ c ll.Ia,,
ran have discover 10y ~ az l;1
mcnt- which show the WAN
socialist plot to murder tba 'A14
William while journeyinaav. 10.
and many arrest have bscn ~ :. W
PRETTY HARD oN THIS ''''
BERLIN, July ls.-In .,.
OF rumor that slips OF n ,u'.l.
been found in several plslp ape'
which the Imperial train - u
endorsed "To-night. Al g|oli
night, Emperor'- treiu p". o'ul
dy,' Il ictltlou, special trsjn z
patched before the Emnau. vs.
rout from Mayence to Dar,u,oOlr'
lined win police mud Gener'', q
Both trains passed slfe,y p; ',
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-19
LtruImiNI pE,,mr>


\ Strange ana Horrible Nccidrnt.
LOUISVILLE. July is An accident
Is reported ~ having occurred near
owen township in lHIiaun, 200 milo
from Jcil .r-ouyilic, last SATURDAY bt
which three men were killed and an
other ably injured \ large force
has been employed ON the fruit farm
ot argus Dean gathering peaches
The principal orchard is -ituAted on d
high ..ui over the yer and heavy
chr vas riggod upon III incline
plane to convey the fruit
TO the bout, below. This
ear was heavily loaded and four took
seat ON !, to help unload It nj the
bottom. The car started ,nd when
about % one fourth OF the WAY down
the hin me rope which held 1t back
broke, aud the car being tree rushed
DOWN the mi al a terrific pacD ud
striking the large hamper at the
bottom wa, overturned and dashed
20 pieces one of the men
JUMPED of and striking on
ui- head broke lN. ueDS. dy
.a- 'most instantly The other three
men we're AN tUghtiuI'y crushed ouc
TWO have since died, the other being
loo 70 ..lug, rou, coud 'iOI